From what I've heard about Simple Rockets 2, it might seem a bit simplistic if you've already put a lot of time into KSP. It does sound like it could be a great stepping stone/intro to the "genre"(?) though!
@@SolarShado funny, so far I think it's actually the opposite. I've put over 500 hours into ksp but I've found that having to use a specific part can really limit your creations. I've gone to every single body and back (except eve) and I've gotten quite bored with stock parts. I think, as it introduces more ideas, simple rockets might actually prove to be the go to choice for astrophysics enthusiasts. We'll have to see though.
@CharlieMBTA How deep have you gone into KSP modding? I've not gone too far beyond QoL stuff like KER, but I've seen some pretty crazy extras. Stuff like RSS and FAR seem like they'd come close to making it an entirely new game (for those specifically, one with a fair bit steeper difficulty curve). Though, to be fair, I've only got just over 300hrs and haven't actually landed on anything outside of Kerbin's SoI. I'll definitely be keeping an eye on SR2, though. It does look like a promising start, based on the couple videos I've seen.
I want to say his just sh!tposting, but I don't want to offend him or his dad (I don't want to go to detention). Actually not a single comment of his was a bad one, so keep em coming bro. What would Jesus do? He would use niceposting to spread his word.
I'd personally recommend: Ignition! By John. D. Clark It is a book about rocket propellants and chemistry that is just fun to read and very informative Edit: addition info
Haha I went flying the other week and didnt have a carry on bag just that book. Thought back on it and wandered why I wasn't "randomly" screened by the TSA haha.
I don't generally comment on UA-cam videos but I just wanted to thank you for your awesome work and obsession with space, your awesome positiveness and personality and for always putting a smile on my face every time I watch your videos. I always face the fact that I'm not the only one who is hugely obsessed with space and rockets. And thank you for pushing me towards my dreams, like building rockets, observing and thinking about space because if you wouldn't, nobody would. So yeah, thank you very very much for you.... being you. :)
I discovered Mova Globes last year because of your videos. I was amazed when I saw them spinning in the background and how realistic they were. I bought my first one last February and now have 3 and love to collect them. I enjoy reviewing here on youtube them when I get a new one and hope to get all the planets eventually. So thanks for having such cool stuff in the background of your videos.
I gotta say--I am personally in love with detailed diagrams of parts and whatnot. I love seeing the dimensions and descriptions of all the little bits that make the big things work. Like your shirt but huge posters with all the thicc details That stuff is cool
I know exactly what you mean when you talk about seeing saturn in a telescope. I felt the exact same thing. Seeing it with YOUR OWN eyes directly is mindblowing
I'm currently waiting on a present to myself from Buzz Space. Got the F9 Crew Dragon coming ... sometime next year. I may be doing a video series of me building and painting it. I saw you talking about them months ago on a live stream, had to have one! :)
nice video. loved it. i guess im a little late to the party but as far as I can tell you're missing a piece below the launch aboard structure on the lego saturn V. that white cone.
My wife got a very cool item on our last trip to Kennedy space center, my wife is a quilter and while she's interested in space items I figured that I would enjoy the space shuttle display much more than her. But much to my surprise, one of the employees working there that day was actually one of the women who did the quilting of the outer soft surfaces of the space shuttles, much of what I had always assumes was solid material was actually just highly advanced fabric that a bunch of women (as I recall I think she said there was only a couple men in that job over the life of the program. So, if your wife us a quilter than you realized i spent far more time exploring the shuttle display than I planned as my wife and this woman, whom I wish I could remember her name, chatted away merrily with my wife and gave her a tour of the outside fabric coverings, explaining how they were put together and what they did, it was actually very interesting. She also showed us a few mostly empty rolls if the various threads they used when sewing the coverings. Well she gave my wife her business card, and through it she fastened a piece of each of the various threads, some metal, some not, that the woman clipped from the rolls for me wife as a momento. It was, and still is, very cool.
Hey Everyday Astronaut, The thing you did at the beginning, "Space, Space, Yayyyy!", I love that. Thank you for providing me with Educational learning as I'm approaching 10. I have seen you since I was 2.
Im an elon fan boy... I lived in Mississippi a child. I became very infatuated with space travel when my mom took me to space camp in Alabama. I didnt enter the program but we visited. We had a family emergency and moved from Mississippi to California. I gave up on that dream 20 years ago. Now im 30 and Elon has started something awesome here in California and re-ignited my passion for space travel. I've gone back to school and i WILL someday have a hand in space travel!
I'm known in my family as being difficult to buy for, and I might have to drop this in a few places now. I also just wanted to say that I might be starting down a career in Astrochemistry in a few months so that's exciting
this video inspired me to finally buy a space gift... for myself... the first cab off the rank the LEGO Saturn V!! Really looking forward to putting it together
dude I wish I was Spencer just DMs a famous youtuber like "I have a lazar cutter can I make merch for you and get a cut" and it actually becomes his signature merch lol
For the more technically-inclined, another great book idea is Ignition!, by John Drury Clark. It's an informal history of the development of liquid rocket propellants, and it really drives home how we ended up with the currently-used propellants -- and why all the other options faded into disuse. Typically, it's because they were insanely dangerous.
MOVA Globes website doesn't work very well. Actually you can't (at least I can't) add item to cart, but there's a heck. 1. select what you want to buy 2. Click F12 --> Console 3. Paste productAddToCartForm.submit(this)
If you are looking into a new telescope, look into a 6"-10" dobsonian. I use a 6" dobsonian from Orion and it's incredible the things you can see. The first time I saw the rings of Saturn or the moons of Jupiter I was blown away!
Amusingly, I also got hooked on astronomy due to a little 50mm refractor which I bought from a thrift shop for $50, but man, by comparison, that little brass Celestron is really expensive - that's about as much as I paid for my Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ reflector which is a much more capable instrument. Of course, that's when there is something to look at - from mid-november to mid-march the planets will all pass during the day and the sky is predominantly overcast... so no stargazing for me until spring. Bear in mind, if you want to buy one of Oli Braun's models - he can't provide decals for trademarked logos because he doesn't have a licence for them, so the SpaceX logo will be missing - instead he provides blank decal paper for you to print your own. Also, I have one of those moon night-lights. it's awesome and I recommend it to everyone.
I really like quality, lasting, heavier fabric t-shirts, and I can testify that RocketLabs shirts are perfect. Not like those “soft and nice feeling” (but will fall apart after 10 washes) t-shirts at all. I went back and bought some more after I saw how excellent the quality was
Oh good!!! I agree. I switched my store to ringspun cotton because it’s still soft and lightweight but plenty durable. Best of both worlds. I kind of think Rocket Lab uses something similar
I can’t find any size guide on your website. Are your sizes similar to the RocketLab shirts also? I’m a 2XL from some stores but only a XL from Rocketlabs.
I've had the same feelings when I've seen Moon, Venus, Mars, Jupiter or Saturn trough my TAL-1 telescope. This was amazing experience. So yes Tim, if you've never seen it with your own eyes only on the monitor .... then yes, it is amazing!!!! Everyone should try this before his EGO overgrow ..... We are less than dust in the cosmic scale.
A copy of Kerbal Space Program is a great gift!
PhilfreezeCH Or just give up when they can’t even get to orbit...
Simple Rockets 2 is a great gift as well.
From what I've heard about Simple Rockets 2, it might seem a bit simplistic if you've already put a lot of time into KSP. It does sound like it could be a great stepping stone/intro to the "genre"(?) though!
@@SolarShado funny, so far I think it's actually the opposite. I've put over 500 hours into ksp but I've found that having to use a specific part can really limit your creations. I've gone to every single body and back (except eve) and I've gotten quite bored with stock parts. I think, as it introduces more ideas, simple rockets might actually prove to be the go to choice for astrophysics enthusiasts. We'll have to see though.
@CharlieMBTA How deep have you gone into KSP modding? I've not gone too far beyond QoL stuff like KER, but I've seen some pretty crazy extras. Stuff like RSS and FAR seem like they'd come close to making it an entirely new game (for those specifically, one with a fair bit steeper difficulty curve). Though, to be fair, I've only got just over 300hrs and haven't actually landed on anything outside of Kerbin's SoI.
I'll definitely be keeping an eye on SR2, though. It does look like a promising start, based on the couple videos I've seen.
Lego should totally make more rockets ... we need a Soyuz, a Buran-Energia and a Falcon Heavy
If only Lego would make their models from small generic parts that could be reassembled into any shape you want... 🤔
Make one yourself and put it on the internet
Hey don’t forget the Ariane 😏
FALCON 9!!!
There making it
That piece between 0:07 - 0:10 is the best you've ever produced. I absolutely love it.
4:38 Amazon logic:
Buy new copy- 18.99$
Buy used copy- 20.40$
*hmmmmm*
It's been 'tested' to make sure it's fine :)
stonks
"proven by using" -SpaceX about reused boosters
I would just like to remind everyone that my birthday is coming up...
Bruh. I see u everywhere on UA-cam... why?
I want to say his just sh!tposting, but I don't want to offend him or his dad (I don't want to go to detention).
Actually not a single comment of his was a bad one, so keep em coming bro.
What would Jesus do? He would use niceposting to spread his word.
Really..? What day is it..?
Why are you everywhere? I see you in all those random channels and it's strange
Jesus Christ its Jason bourne
thank you for this video i will take everything plz
It's a MUSK read :) love the video
LEGO Saturn V was the best!
Limited edition Buran?
too close to real life *; ~;*
I'd personally recommend: Ignition! By John. D. Clark
It is a book about rocket propellants and chemistry that is just fun to read and very informative
Edit: addition info
Definitely a must have!
Sutton's? Oh wait, that'll scare them away!
Haha I went flying the other week and didnt have a carry on bag just that book. Thought back on it and wandered why I wasn't "randomly" screened by the TSA haha.
@@mayankshrivastava3554 I'm not convinced
I don't generally comment on UA-cam videos but I just wanted to thank you for your awesome work and obsession with space, your awesome positiveness and personality and for always putting a smile on my face every time I watch your videos. I always face the fact that I'm not the only one who is hugely obsessed with space and rockets. And thank you for pushing me towards my dreams, like building rockets, observing and thinking about space because if you wouldn't, nobody would. So yeah, thank you very very much for you.... being you. :)
Awww dang! Thank you! That means a lot 🙏🙏🙏
*Bringing space down to Earth for everyday people*
0:08 a man who's obsessed with space on Christmas morning
0:07 "SPACEEEE SPACEXXXX HAHAHAHA"
Out of topic but.. a new Tabby star has been found !
The Exoplanets Channel
Is that this WTF thing? With the flares of light? 😱
I can buy it?
I discovered Mova Globes last year because of your videos. I was amazed when I saw them spinning in the background and how realistic they were. I bought my first one last February and now have 3 and love to collect them. I enjoy reviewing here on youtube them when I get a new one and hope to get all the planets eventually. So thanks for having such cool stuff in the background of your videos.
That tie you have at 7:29 is the tie I have wanted for so long, I thought of it myself and now I know it exists somewhere!
Nice to find your channel, looking forward to finding more as I procrastinate on my astrophysics homework
0:08 that's a nice kitty you got :)
Ordered the LEGO Saturn V from Amazon about 6 hours ago. Being delivered this Sunday. Thanks, Tim.
I love the not-a-gridfin's!
but they are gridfins :(
@@Hyperus Yeah I meant to say not-a-coaster's :(
@@TomCrayford but they are coasters :/
@@Hyperus 😂🤦♂️
@@TomCrayford shouldnt be called not-a-coaster
the Not-a-Flamethrower is called that because its not a flamethrower so this makes no sense
Love your videos..... Keep up the good work..... Denton TX
OK! Now I know where your money goes! Mom
Haha your son turned out pretty cool. Bet your proud!
I gotta say--I am personally in love with detailed diagrams of parts and whatnot. I love seeing the dimensions and descriptions of all the little bits that make the big things work. Like your shirt but huge posters with all the thicc details
That stuff is cool
I think the 1/72 scale model is a great gift too. I have one and I can’t stop looking at it every day
7:29 i rolled back this scene 9 times and i laughed out very loudly
I'm gonna send this to my mom...
Thx for the ❤
My friend and I are building some rocket motors over the weekend, now I've got just the playlist for it!
I love it!!!!! Good luck! Shoot me a pic of your build on twitter!
i kinda want the lego Saturn V
I know exactly what you mean when you talk about seeing saturn in a telescope. I felt the exact same thing. Seeing it with YOUR OWN eyes directly is mindblowing
I'm currently waiting on a present to myself from Buzz Space. Got the F9 Crew Dragon coming ... sometime next year. I may be doing a video series of me building and painting it. I saw you talking about them months ago on a live stream, had to have one! :)
I remember seeing that book, walking past it at the shops, sadly staring at it, because I didn't have enough to buy it..
So...you released a study music album...just before finals season?
You GENIUS
I love the intro 😂❤
Hey that video u did about y Falcon heavy matters and the music u had playing in the background almost made me cry it was so asome. 😆
I am by no means a space nerd (like names of things or reasons things happen) but I just think it’s so amazing
I am just 11 and i am a space nerd because of my intrest in space and your channel+your vids.Thx bro for giving me more information on the topic
nice video. loved it. i guess im a little late to the party but as far as I can tell you're missing a piece below the launch aboard structure on the lego saturn V. that white cone.
That's AMAZING, IMPRESSING, COOL, FANTASTIC AND AWESOME
Wait, where are the service module and the command module on your Lego Saturn V ?🤔
in the rocket (you have to replace the abort tower with the CM piece though)
Under the fairings
Gotta love that space flan
Put cheap glass between the holes of the nota coasters
This video Inspired me to look at saturn through a Telescope and I said when i saw the rings "Science!"
0:07 I love this part I am the same...
My wife got a very cool item on our last trip to Kennedy space center, my wife is a quilter and while she's interested in space items I figured that I would enjoy the space shuttle display much more than her. But much to my surprise, one of the employees working there that day was actually one of the women who did the quilting of the outer soft surfaces of the space shuttles, much of what I had always assumes was solid material was actually just highly advanced fabric that a bunch of women (as I recall I think she said there was only a couple men in that job over the life of the program.
So, if your wife us a quilter than you realized i spent far more time exploring the shuttle display than I planned as my wife and this woman, whom I wish I could remember her name, chatted away merrily with my wife and gave her a tour of the outside fabric coverings, explaining how they were put together and what they did, it was actually very interesting. She also showed us a few mostly empty rolls if the various threads they used when sewing the coverings.
Well she gave my wife her business card, and through it she fastened a piece of each of the various threads, some metal, some not, that the woman clipped from the rolls for me wife as a momento. It was, and still is, very cool.
It’s the best video that I saw on your channel. I literally watched this video 10 times .You’re the best man!! Congratulations!!🎉🍾
Good luck finding Voyager Vans in your size, I got lucky and got em on release.
1:53 "Space flan" - Tim Dodd, 2018
Thats a cool shirt
Hey Everyday Astronaut, The thing you did at the beginning, "Space, Space, Yayyyy!", I love that. Thank you for providing me with Educational learning as I'm approaching 10. I have seen you since I was 2.
immediately bought those vans shoes!
A copy of ‘ignition! An informal history of liquid rocket propellants’ is a great gift for the more technical side of things
Im an elon fan boy... I lived in Mississippi a child. I became very infatuated with space travel when my mom took me to space camp in Alabama. I didnt enter the program but we visited. We had a family emergency and moved from Mississippi to California. I gave up on that dream 20 years ago. Now im 30 and Elon has started something awesome here in California and re-ignited my passion for space travel. I've gone back to school and i WILL someday have a hand in space travel!
I dont know why but I LOVE your "just one dollar to ride!?" poster
I would love a MOVA globe, but the shipping is just insanely expensive :(
0:07
"Yayyyyyy spacexxxxx :D"
Bought presents for myself from your store! Xmas will arrive early!
I didn't know what to get my nephew until I saw the 3d printed moon lamp. Got my nephew an Xmas present and supported a great guy!
that intro is *GOLD*
I think a meteorite is the best space gift. Didn't realize they sell them for cheap until I got one for Christmas. Score!
I love the missing apollo spacecraft on the lego saturn v
We need a 2021 version of this
I’ll certainly be hitting that share button with this one ;)
Well thank you!!!!! I hope its a good resource for others out there like me whose family just doesn’t even know where to start 😂
I 100% love the BFR
I'm known in my family as being difficult to buy for, and I might have to drop this in a few places now.
I also just wanted to say that I might be starting down a career in Astrochemistry in a few months so that's exciting
Wow! :O I really hope you're gonna succeed. I wish you the best. :)
I see you everywhere! Nice one man, I wish you luck!
No you aren't.
7:28 Freaking Hilarious !!! Awesome products and video, thank you !
this video inspired me to finally buy a space gift... for myself... the first cab off the rank the LEGO Saturn V!! Really looking forward to putting it together
dude I wish I was Spencer
just DMs a famous youtuber like "I have a lazar cutter can I make merch for you and get a cut" and it actually becomes his signature merch lol
i reyly rely like your song that i yusit for my online learnins so thank you so so so so so thank you everydayastronaut
Amazing music. Added to spotify right away. Thank you and keep up the AMAZING work!
ULA has cool merch too, and models for their rockets
Had a feeling the grid fins would be here from the livestream!
Of course 😂 I’m super obsessed with them!!! 😻
@@EverydayAstronaut I'm a student and can't really afford to buy your drink elevators but would you have an issue if I 3d printed a set for myself?
Will you do a video on Elon's recent tweets? Also check out Simple Rockets 2 please, this game really needs more attention,
@@fransoto8343
He said that they're renaming BFR to "Starship" and that there's yet another radical, unspecified design change.
@@fransoto8343
twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1064740713357750272
@@fransoto8343 No problem.
This is so great, Tim, thanks!
For the more technically-inclined, another great book idea is Ignition!, by John Drury Clark. It's an informal history of the development of liquid rocket propellants, and it really drives home how we ended up with the currently-used propellants -- and why all the other options faded into disuse. Typically, it's because they were insanely dangerous.
Indeed it's said the Komet's fuel stock was about as dangerous as the plane
Or they were intensely smelly.
I've been reading Ashlee Vance's elon biography, it is really interesting, and just cool!
Yeah i'm gonna need all of these.
You should add the LEGO SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY now
MOVA Globes website doesn't work very well. Actually you can't (at least I can't) add item to cart, but there's a heck.
1. select what you want to buy
2. Click F12 --> Console
3. Paste productAddToCartForm.submit(this)
I have celestron
I have the inspire 70az
May I have it please?
I want that Falcon Heavy model
A model rocket kit would be nice
Dude, I love Flan! My moms thanksgiving flan was a little dry this year, woulda made a perfect space Flan!
Love the music, keep it coming!! :)
The falcon 9 and falcon heavy its definetly for me :p
If you are looking into a new telescope, look into a 6"-10" dobsonian. I use a 6" dobsonian from Orion and it's incredible the things you can see. The first time I saw the rings of Saturn or the moons of Jupiter I was blown away!
Will you come to Austria once? Please tell me if you do!
Amusingly, I also got hooked on astronomy due to a little 50mm refractor which I bought from a thrift shop for $50, but man, by comparison, that little brass Celestron is really expensive - that's about as much as I paid for my Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ reflector which is a much more capable instrument. Of course, that's when there is something to look at - from mid-november to mid-march the planets will all pass during the day and the sky is predominantly overcast... so no stargazing for me until spring.
Bear in mind, if you want to buy one of Oli Braun's models - he can't provide decals for trademarked logos because he doesn't have a licence for them, so the SpaceX logo will be missing - instead he provides blank decal paper for you to print your own.
Also, I have one of those moon night-lights. it's awesome and I recommend it to everyone.
I actually won the mini moon map while i was working at the 50th for mtsac planetarium. So cool have it on my pc!
Your video was helpful to me ...thank you
Ashly Vance Elon Musk audiobook EXCELLENT!! This is a must-read/must-listen book for anyone interested in all things Musk, SpaceX, Tesla, etc.
Lovin that intro
BTW I am saving up to buy a dedicated flight from Rocket Lab and 2 Model 3s
I really like quality, lasting, heavier fabric t-shirts, and I can testify that RocketLabs shirts are perfect. Not like those “soft and nice feeling” (but will fall apart after 10 washes) t-shirts at all. I went back and bought some more after I saw how excellent the quality was
Oh good!!! I agree. I switched my store to ringspun cotton because it’s still soft and lightweight but plenty durable. Best of both worlds. I kind of think Rocket Lab uses something similar
Everyday Astronaut excellent! I may make a visit to your store if it’s similar shirts
I can’t find any size guide on your website. Are your sizes similar to the RocketLab shirts also? I’m a 2XL from some stores but only a XL from Rocketlabs.
Everyday Astronaut?
Maybe team up with nick zametti and make a limited edition of the grid fins with acrylic inlaying?
What a perfect video to come out four days before my birthday
At 10:50 what were you saying again? I was mesmerised by that planet.
Yes Tim, space FLAN
Delicious...
Tbh I made a falcon heavy in Lego without its boosters plus with a launching pad
So you basically made a Falcon 9?
That's great tim I like that your helping other generate more business for other people
I've had the same feelings when I've seen Moon, Venus, Mars, Jupiter or Saturn trough my TAL-1 telescope. This was amazing experience. So yes Tim, if you've never seen it with your own eyes only on the monitor .... then yes, it is amazing!!!!
Everyone should try this before his EGO overgrow .....
We are less than dust in the cosmic scale.